Congress’s AI Tool of Choice Is ChatGPT
OpenAI’s ChatGPT accounted for 90% of AI spending by Congress in the year ending March 31, according to House records.
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IBM Finds 92% of Companies Hit by AI Security Breaches Lacked Basic Access Controls
IBM's 2026 report reveals 92% of companies affected by AI security breaches had inadequate access controls, according to research on 602 firms.
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June Startup Aims to Simplify AI Deployment for Enterprises
June, a Marc Benioff-backed startup, raised $20 million to tackle AI deployment challenges in enterprises, with founders citing Salesforce experience as key to its approach.
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Snap and LinkedIn Target Low-Quality AI Content
Snap and LinkedIn are addressing rising AI-generated content, with Snap removing fully AI-made videos from its Spotlight recommendations.
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Reddit CEO criticizes Google's AI Overviews
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman criticized Google's AI Overviews during earnings, saying it hasn't delivered the same value as traditional search results.
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AI startup admits tattoo interview stunt was reckless
AI startup LemonLime apologized for a tattoo-based hiring stunt after backlash, with seven people getting permanent ink during a party.
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Snapchat Halts Rewards for Fully AI-Generated Spotlight Content
Snapchat announced on Friday it will no longer reward fully AI-generated videos in its Spotlight feature, aiming to promote human-made content.
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EU Allocates Up to €30 Billion for AI Gigafactories
The European Commission has launched a bid for up to seven AI gigafactories, with €30 billion in funding, while U.S. tech firms plan to invest over $600 billion in data centers this year.
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X's AI-Generated Melodramas Flood Feed, Creators Cash In
X's Creative Revenue Sharing program pays creators for viral AI-generated stories, with one Nigerian trader earning $500 to $700 every two weeks.
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SpaceX to Remove xAI Turbines by 2027
SpaceX will remove unpermitted turbines at xAI data centers near Memphis by July 2027, despite ongoing legal challenges.
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Aschenbrenner's AI Thesis Holds, But Timing and Leverage Failed
Leopold Aschenbrenner's $45 billion AI hedge fund collapsed after a 439 percent return in the first half of 2026, forced to sell assets amid falling AI stocks and margin calls.
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Ex-OpenAI Researcher Predicts $100 Billion Investment in Training Data
Former OpenAI researcher Andrew Ho argues that scaling alone won't improve AI generalization, predicting over $100 billion in future spending on targeted data collection.